WO2017063883A1 - Method for controlling the process for making isocyanates - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for preparing aromatic polyisocyanates in an isocyanate plant by reacting a phosgene stream with one or more of the corresponding primary aromatic amine stream.
- the invention is related to the controlling of the reaction and adjusting the reaction conditions.
- Isocyanates and isocyanate mixtures can be prepared by known processes by reacting primary amines with an excess of phosgene.
- the starting materials are usually fed together with a solvent by means of an inlet into a reaction section, where the compounds are mixed and reacted in a reactor to form the corresponding isocyanate.
- the reaction mixture is passed to a work-up section of the plant which is located downstream of the reaction section and in which a work-up to give product streams comprising isocyanate, solvent and off gases is carried out.
- the worked-up purified solvent is usually fed back into the process .
- the product entering the work up section and the (partially) worked up product is analyzed, by e.g. determining the NCO value, the hydrolysable chlorine value, the viscosity, acidity value etc. These are done by means of taking samples which are then brought to on-site laboratories, or via technigues that analyze the samples "on line”. All these technigues are
- a first aspect of the invention which is a method for preparing an aromatic polyisocyanate in an isocyanate plant comprising a reaction section for a phosgenation reaction, the method comprising the steps of: a) providing a primary aromatic amine stream and a phosgene stream via an inlet in the reaction section;
- chloroformamidine N-carbonyl chloride (CCC) compounds are chloroformamidine N-carbonyl chloride (CCC) compounds. These by-products are formed through reaction of an amine group of the primary aromatic amine with an isocyanate group of the formed aromatic isocyanate, which forms a urea compound. The urea compound reacts further with phosgene compounds and forms chloroformamidine and chloroformamidine N-carbonyl chloride. When these byproducts are formed, also C0 2 is formed.
- the gases comprise mainly phosgene compounds, hydrogen chloride, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. Some of the C0 2 in the reaction section is present due to the formation of by-products.
- the phosgene stream provided for reaction with the primary aromatic amine often also comprises C0 2 and some of the C0 2 in the gases of the reaction section derives from the phosgene stream.
- An increased C0 2 level found in the gases of the reaction section compared to the level of C02 derived from the initially provided phosgene stream means that the reaction conditions are no longer optimal and (more) by-products are being formed. Further formation of the by-products can be prevented by changing the conditions of the
- the invention is also related to a method for preparing an aromatic polyisocyanate in an isocyanate plant comprising a reaction section for a phosgenation reaction and a work-up section which is downstream of the reaction section and treats the
- isocyanate comprising stream, the method comprising the steps of:
- the background C0 2 may further comprise C0 2 that derives from H 2 0 that enters via the primary aromatic amine stream which H 2 0 can react further in the reaction section so that also C0 2 is formed. Not all the H 2 0 reacts further in the reaction section, and only a small amount of C0 2 is formed.
- the background C0 2 mainly derives from the phosgene stream. Therefore to measure the background C0 2 concentration, it is often sufficient only to measure the C0 2 in the phosgene stream.
- concentration coming from the reaction section or the reaction section and the work-up section that is being measured is the sum of the background C0 2 concentration and the C0 2 that comes off when by-products are formed.
- the by-products can be formed in a way as is shown in reaction scheme (I) wherein only the reacting functional groups are shown and R represents the rest of the amine or isocyanate molecule .
- R-N C— NH + COCI 2 »
- R ⁇ N C— N-R + HCi
- the C0 2 concentration is then analysed by comparing with the background C0 2 concentration.
- the adjustment can be done in case the C0 2 concentration in the gases coming from the reaction section (off-gases) is higher than the background C0 2 concentration and/or deviates with more than 2 vol%, preferably more than 1 vol%, more preferably more than 0.6 vol% or deviates with more than 0.1 vol%; 0.2 vol%; 0.3 vol%; 0.4 vol%; 0.5 vol%, in view of the total volume of the gases coming from the reaction section.
- the adjustment is only done e.g. when the deviation between background and off-gases is more than e.g. 0.6 vol%, this means that a small amount of by-products will be present in the formed isocyanates.
- the reason why one can decide not to reduce the amount of by-products even more depends on several factors such as equipment of the plant, efficiency requirement of the production, and because the product quality may be acceptable for a given use.
- the C0 2 background concentration is mainly the C0 2 that enters the reaction section via the phosgene stream.
- a typical background C0 2 concentration is between 0 and 1 vol%, such as between 0 and 0,5 vol%;
- the reaction section is the section in an isocyanate plant where the phosgene stream and a stream comprising primary aromatic amine come together and react to form an isocyanate comprising stream.
- the reaction section comprises a reactor. All customary reactors known from the prior art which are suitable for preparing isocyanates are possible here.
- workup section refers to the section in an isocyanate plant which is downstream of the reaction section and treats the isocyanate comprising stream that is conveyed from the reaction section further to obtain at least three streams comprising respectively predominantly isocyanate,
- reaction mixture which consists essentially of the isocyanates, the solvent, hydrogen chloride and phosgene compounds, is separated into its constituents in this section of the respective plant by means of distillation, rectification, absorption, use of semipermeable membrane technigues, and/or if appropriate, thermal residue treatment in kneaders or paddle dryers, and other technigues described and known by the person skilled in the art, with the solvent being able to be returned to the reaction section of the plant .
- the gas streams that appear during the work-up are analysed to measure the C0 2 concentration.
- the sum of the C0 2 concentration measured in the gases coming from the reaction section and the work-up section is then compared with the background C0 2 concentration. It is possible to measure the C0 2 concentration in the gases coming from the reaction section and the work-up section separately and then make the sum. It is also possible that the gases coming from the work-up section are combined with the gases coming from the reaction section and that the C0 2 concentration of the combined gas stream is measured.
- the C0 2 that is found in the gases coming from the work-up section mainly derives from C0 2 that was present in the liguid stream that comes from the reaction section.
- Suitable amines are in principle all primary amines which can react in a suitable way with phosgene compounds to form polyisocyanates . All linear or branched, saturated or unsaturated aromatic primary monoamines or polyamines which can be reacted with phosgene compounds to form isocyanates are suitable.
- Suitable amines are aniline, phenylenediamine , p-toluidine, 1,5- naphthylenediamine, 2,4- or 2, 6-tolylenediamine or mixtures thereof, 4,4'-, 2,4'- or 2,2'- diphenylmethanediamine or mixtures thereof and also higher molecular weight isomeric, oligomeric or polymeric derivatives of the abovementioned amines and polyamines .
- aromatic polyisocyanates comprise also diisocyanates such as 4,4', 2, 4 'and 2,2'MDI isomers; 2,4 and 2,6 TDI isomers.
- diisocyanates such as 4,4', 2, 4 'and 2,2'MDI isomers; 2,4 and 2,6 TDI isomers.
- the polyisocyanates according to this invention are those that can be formed by phosgenation of the above described aromatic primary amines.
- aromatic primary isocyanates are phenylenediisocyanate, methylphenyldiisocyanate, 1,5- naphthylenediisocyanate, 2,4- or 2,6-TDI or mixtures thereof, 4,4'-, 2,4'- or 2,2'-MDI or mixtures thereof and also higher molecular weight isomeric, oligomeric or polymeric derivatives of the abovementioned isocyanates.
- the phosgene stream comprises phosgene compounds (i.e. C0C1 2 , COClBr or COBr 2 ) which is optionally mixed with a solvent.
- phosgene compounds i.e. C0C1 2 , COClBr or COBr 2
- a typical solvent that is used in an isocyanate plant is monochlorobenzene (MCB) .
- MMB monochlorobenzene
- other solvents are suitable like dichlorobenzenes , e.g. o-dichlorobenzene and p-dichlorobenzene, trichlorobenzene , the corresponding toluenes and xylenes, chloroethylbenzene ,
- the adjustment of the conditions of the phosgenation reaction is via adjusting a mixing nozzle.
- the inlet comprises a mixing nozzle.
- the nozzle has at least two conduits, having a conduit end and an end opening at the conduit end, wherein at least one conduit provides the phosgene stream and at least one other conduit provides the primary aromatic amine stream, each stream forming a jet when released from the conduit opening and the phosgene stream jet and the aromatic amine stream jet come in contact with each other and are able to mix.
- This way a new mixing jet stream is formed wherein the primary aromatic amines and phosgene compound start to react.
- This new reacting jet stream forms part of the reaction section.
- the conduits of the mixing nozzle can comprise any of those described in the prior art such as circular or rectangular cross sectional conduits arranged concentrically, conduits that are directly opposed to each other, in a straight line or at some other angle so that the at least two jet streams impinge.
- the adjustment of the mixing nozzle is adjusting at least one conduit end opening in the nozzle.
- adjusting the conduit end opening of the nozzle it is meant that the conduit end opening is increased or decreased. It is possible that the conduit end opening of the conduit providing the phosgene stream is increased or decreased, the conduit end opening of the conduit
- the adjustment of the mixing nozzle is adjusting the angle of at least two of the conduits, or the distance between at least two of the conduits.
- This embodiment may especially work for mixing nozzles wherein the conduits are directly opposed to each other, also known as impinging nozzles.
- the inlet comprises a mixing device which is a rotor-stator mixer.
- a mixing device which is a rotor-stator mixer.
- rotor-stator mixers are generally known.
- adjustinc conditions in the phosgenation reaction in case the C0 2 concentration in the gases coming from the reaction section and the work up section is higher than the background C0 2 concentration can be done by increasing or decreasing the speed of the rotor in the rotor-stator mixer .
- the adjustment of the conditions of the phosgenation reaction is adjusting the flow ratio of the primary aromatic amine stream and the phosgene stream at the inlet of the reaction section.
- the adjustment of the conditions of the phosgenation reaction is adjusting the pressure in the reaction section.
- the pressure is increased this may lead in most of the cases to a decrease of byproducts.
- An increased pressure in the reactor causes more phosgene compound to be in the reaction solution.
- the pressure in a phosgenation reaction is set around 1-11 bar, preferably 1-7 bar, and even more preferably 1-3.5 bar .
- conditions of the phosgenation reaction is adjusting the temperature in the reaction section or in the phosgene stream and/or the primary amine stream. Also the
- the adjustment of the conditions of the phosgenation reaction is adjusting the residence time of the reaction mixture of the primary aromatic amine compounds with the phosgene compounds in the reaction section.
- Most of the isocyanates plants have continuous process systems wherein the reactants enter the reaction section where they react to form an isocyanate comprising stream, which then continues as a stream to a work up section.
- conditions of the phosgenation reaction is adjusting the concentration of the primary aromatic amine in the primary aromatic amine stream and/or the phosgene compounds in the phosgene stream.
- concentration of the primary aromatic amine in the primary aromatic amine stream is more diluted and/or the phosgene compounds in the phosgene stream are more diluted, the phosgenation reaction is more diluted, which may lead to less by-products.
- the C0 2 concentration in the gases from the reaction section and/or the work-up section can be measured via infrared, gas chromatography, titration, near infrared, UV or other methods that are well known by a skilled person.
- the background C0 2 concentration in the phosgene stream can be measured via these techniques.
- infrared can be used by means of an infrared instrument having a sapphire window. Unreacted carbon monoxide and dichlorine may also be measured exiting the phosgene reactor at a suitable place.
- Figure 1 is a flow diagram of a process of making
- Figure 2 is a flow diagram representing an embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 3 represents a cross-sectional view of a possible inlet according to the invention.
- Figure 4 is a curve showing on the Y axis the amount of C0 2 that has been found in the gasses coming from the work-up section and the reaction section and the X axis shows the amount of the back pressure of the primary aromatic amine stream, which is a measure of the inlet opening .
- Figure 1 shows a diagram where it is represented that the primary aromatic amine stream and the phosgene stream enter via an inlet into the reaction section. Gases formed in the reaction are taken off the reaction section
- the reactants enter the work-up section, also here gases that are formed are taken off.
- gases that are formed are taken off.
- the stream of crude isocyanates is formed.
- the crude isocyanates can be split further. All these steps are conventionally used and known by the skilled person.
- the crude isocyanates can be analysed via on-line or off-line analysis methods, to find out whether and how much by-products have been formed in the reaction section. When by-products are formed, the process controller can adjust the process conditions so that less by-products are formed.
- Figure 2 represents an embodiment of the invention.
- the same steps occur as in figure 1, but besides that the off gases coming from the reaction section can also be analysed to see whether C0 2 is formed in the reaction section, which C0 2 derives from the formation of byproducts.
- the off gases coming from the work-up section can be analysed, e.g. either by analysing a combined gas stream coming from the reaction section and the work-up section (la) or via analysing the gas streams separately.
- the phosgene stream can be analysed to see whether and how much C0 2 can be found in here so that the background C0 2 can be set.
- the process represented in figure 2 allows that the process control can adjust faster in the seguence the process conditions and prevents sooner in the process that further by-products are formed.
- FIG. 3 there is shown an example of an inlet comprising a mixing nozzle for providing the primary aromatic amine stream and the phosgene stream in the reactor.
- the mixing nozzle is an impinging coaxial assembly 100 comprising an inner conduit 101 having an inner conduit end opening 102 disposed coaxially inside an outer conduit 103 having an outer conduit end opening 104.
- Flow chamber 105 is defined as the rectangular space inside inner conduit 101 and inner conduit end opening 102.
- the inner end conduit opening is the place where the phosgene stream or the primary aromatic amine stream is discharged.
- Flow chamber 106 begins as the rectangular space between outer conduit 101 and inner in conduit end 102.
- Flow chamber 106 continues as the rectangular space between outer conduit end 104 and inner conduit 101.
- Flow chamber 106 continues further as the rectangular space between outer conduit end opening 104 and inner conduit end opening 102.
- the outer end conduit opening 104 is the place where the phosgene stream or the primary aromatic amine stream is discharged, which stream is different than the stream discharged at the inner end conduit opening 102.
- an MDA stream and a stream of phosgene which is dissolved in MCB are fed via a mixing nozzle in a phosgenation reactor.
- the gases formed in the reactor are taken off and the reactants are fed to the work-up section.
- Gases that are formed in the work-up section are combined with the gases coming from the reactor and analysed via infrared spectroscopy to see the amount of C0 2 .
- the background C0 2 was around 0.10 vol%.
- the amount of C0 2 was considered too high (higher than 0.6 vol%) and the nozzle opening was decreased. This has as a conseguence that the back-pressure [p] , which is the pressure of the primary amine stream entering the nozzle, increases. This back-pressure can be measured and reflects the size of the nozzle opening.
- Figure 4 shows that when the back pressure is higher, and thus the nozzle opening is decreased, less C0 2 is measured and thus less by-products have been formed.
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